어서오십시오, 고객님!

Hehehe, although I'm not the same SNSD maniac that I once used to be, coming back to my channel once in a while brings back good memories :)

少女時代 Member Profiles:

Taeyeon
Birth name: Kim Tae Yeon (Hangul: 김태연; Hanja: 金泰妍)
Date of birth: March 9, 1989 (age 20)

The leader of the group, Taeyeon has ventured out into DJ-ing for Chin Chin Radio and has recorded songs for various dountracks, including "Manyakae" (Korean: "만약에", "If") for Hong Gil Dong (TV series), "Deullinayo..." ("들리나요...", "Can You Hear Me...") for Beethoven Virus, and "Sarangingeolyo" ("사랑인걸요", "This is Love") for Heading to the Ground. With Jessica, Seohyun and Sunny, she released a digital song entitled "I Can't Bear It Anymore".

Jessica
Birth name: Jessica Jung (Hangul: 제시카 정)
Korean name: Jung Soo Yeon (Hangul: 정수연; Hanja: 鄭秀妍)
Date of birth: April 18, 1989 (age 20)

Jessica was born and raised in San Francisco, California. With Seohyun, Sunny and Taeyeon, they released a digital single entitled "I Can't Bear It Anymore". Along with Tiffany and Seohyun, she released a single, "Oppa Nappa" (Korean: 오빠 나빠) and "Mabinogi [It's Fantastic!]". She starred in Kim Jo-han's music video "Love is Late, I'm Sorry" and also featured in 8Eight's song, "I Love You". In their second mini-album, she sings a duet with SHINee's leader Onew in the track "One Year Later" (Korean: 1년 後). Jessica and Park Myeong-su (Korean: 박명수) released a duet song for Infinity Challenge called, "NaengMyun" (Korean: 냉면). She also appeared in Super Junior-M's music video "Super Girl". She will be playing the main character, Elle Woods, in the Korean production of Legally Blonde - The Musical from November 2009 at the Seoul SamSungDong CoEX Atrium. She is the older sister of Krystal from f(x).

Sunny
Birth name: Lee Sun Kyu (Hangul: 이순규; Hanja: 李順圭)
Date of birth: May 15, 1989 (age 20)

The niece of Lee Soo Man, Sunny was a trainee under a different company before transferring into SM Entertainment. After several months of training in 2007, Sunny debuted as a member of Girls' Generation that same year. With Jessica, Seohyun and Taeyeon, they released a digital singled called "I Can't Bear It Anymore". She was a co-DJ of ChunJi (Korean: 천방지축 라디오, literally Reckless Radio), along with Sungmin (Korean: 성민), of Super Junior until the broadcast ended on the July 30, 2008. Sunny appeared in Super Junior-H's music video for "Cooking? Cooking!". Sunny also sang the song "Finally Now" (Korean: 이제서야), on the soundtrack for the movie Story of Wine. She also co-hosts a music show called The M with SS501's Hyungjoon. Sunny and Yuri are permanent guests in the television program Invincible Youth, as part of G7 (consisting of 7 girls from popular Korean idol groups).

Tiffany
Birth name: Stephanie Hwang
Korean name: Hwang Mi Young (Hangul: 황미영; Hanja: 黄美英)
Date of birth: August 1, 1989 (age 20)

Born in Los Angeles but raised in Diamond Bar, California, USA, she was discovered in the SM Starlight Casting System 2004 in Los Angeles. Along with Seohyun and Jessica, she released a single, "Oppa Nappa" (Korean: 오빠 나빠) and "Mabinogi [It's Fantastic!]". She was the co-host of Sonyeo Sonyeon Gayo Baekso (Korean: 소년소녀 가요백서), along with Kim Hyesung from November 5, 2007 to June 13, 2008. She sang "Na Honjaseo" (Korean: "나 혼자서", "By Myself") from the Ja Myung Go soundtrack, a duet with K.Will called "Sonyeo, Sarangeul Mannada" (Korean: "소녀, 사랑을 만나다", "A Girl Meets Love"), as well as "Feeling Only You" by the Blue(Kim Min-Jong & Son Ji Chang) with Soo Young. Tiffany and Yuri currently host MBC's Music Core.

Hyoyeon
Birth name: Kim Hyo Yeon (Hangul: 김효연; Hanja: 金孝渊)
Date of birth: September 22, 1989 (age 20)

Hyoyeon was featured in one of BoA's live concerts as a silhoutte dancer way back in 2005. She attended a hip-hop dance school that specialized in waving, popping, and locking. In 2004, along with labelmate Siwon, she traveled to Beijing, China to learn more about Chinese for four months.

Yuri
Birth name: Kwon Yu Ri (Hangul: 권유리; Hanja: 權侑利)
Date of birth: December 5, 1989 (age 20)

Yuri also played a part in the sitcom Unstoppable Marriage (Korean: 못말리는 결혼), alongside Sooyoung. Yuri alongside with Sooyoung sang the song "Ggok" (Korean: "꼭") for the soundtrack of Working Mom. Yuri is also the centerpiece of K. Will's music video "Dropping the Tears" (Korean: 눈물이 뚝뚝), and appears in the music video for "JjaRaJaJja" (Korean: 짜라자짜) by Joo Hyun-Mi & Seohyun (ft. Davichi). Apart from her solo works, she is currently the co-host of Korean music program Music Core on MBC alongside Tiffany. Yuri and Sunny are permanent guests in the television program Invincible Youth, as part of G7 (consisting of 7 girls from popular Korean idol groups).

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